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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - April 02, 1920, Madison, Wisconsins \ WEA THER COLDER VOL. 135, NO. 2. 81 st Year. MADISON, WIS., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 2, 1920. TWENTY PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS BRITISH WARSHIPS OFF BELFAST C IT Y M U S T HAVE 5 ,0 0 0 NEW HOMES NIFigure* Show Need For Plan* ning Now to Meet Future Problems, Chapman Tells Realtors / F U T U R E N E E D S O F M A D IS O N S E E N B Y C H A P M A N 150 m ile s o f paved s tre e ts . 70 m ile s b u ilt d u r in g p s s t 20 y e a rs . 250 sores o f p a rk s . N o w ha v e 282 a c re s in 20 s m a ll p a rk s . L a rg e a th le t ic fie ld e s s e n tia l. R oom s fo r 800 p a t ie n ts in h o s � p ita ls . In 1900 M a d is o n had room s fo r 16 perso ns . T o d a y i t has ro o m s fo r 215 p a t ie n ts . S t r e e t c o r e x te n s io n s , to a v o id . v i s o f co n g es tio n in c e n te r o f c ity O p poses M .-O . c a r lines . A t le a s t 50 p e r c e n t m o re school fa c i l i t ie s to a c c o m m o d a te 4.500 m o re c h ild re n . P la n w ith th e idea in m in d th a t M a d is o n w i l l be a c * ty o f 60 000. W O N 'T SEE SO MUCH OF GIRLS A T SCHOOL HOP MA N IT O W O C - P ro p e r d is �p la y o f dress m u s t n o t p e rm it o f too m u c h d is � p la y o f - - -w e ll a n y w a y , th e h ig h school fa c u lty has a p p e a le d to p a re n ts to see t h a t th e ir d a u g h � te rs a re p ro p e r ly a t t ir e d a t th e a n n u a l ju n io r p ro m . S leeveless d resses, l o w c u t necks and e x tra v a g a n c e a re in th e h a t o f " n o ts " a t t h * p ro m . P a re n ts , p a tro n s an d te a c h e rs w ill a ffo rd a p ro fu s io n o f c h a p � e ro n es an d , la s t b u t no t le a s t, b a lc o n ie s h a v e been res e rv e d to p a re n ts o n ly . 2 5 0 BADGER WAGE m $ l \ P A R T ISUFFRAGE RATIFICATIONBREEDERS IN PRECAUTION L0ADED0NT0 SESSIONHERE CONSUMERS Get-Together Dinner Tonight Coal Operators Pass Burden At Y. M. C. A. and Demon� strations Saturday Fea� ture Conference to Public; General Increases Due Within Day or Two, Prediction D TIRINO tho nex t IO ye ai ^ in add it ion to ra r in g for our p re se n t sh o r ta g e of hom m, which a m o u n t s to 604 we m u s t p ro � vide a p p ro x im ate ly 5.000 dxvetling �nit�." T h is s t a te m e n t w as m ade by I*. B C h a p m a n . p res iden t of the Am ocia t ion of foramen-**, today a t tin- t e g u la r m ee t ing of the Ileal K atate board . IL- spoke un Mad I no n e paat g ro w th a n t what it m e a n s In the fu ture . "Some of o u r famil ies wilt In a r . commodate*!," he mud. " in flat build- u ip g s of VHrlou* type*, but it lr proba sa fe to nay tha t over 4.',4ft one F ru i ty dw ellings must be built " Mr. i 'h a p m a n pointed out tha t dor ig th e -laxt IO years, ga I -irefully #s- f im .d cd from pant figures. Madison will requ ire LSO m ore mite* of paved s tree ts , a t least 250 a c re s m ore of parks, in- r tu d in g one o r two la rge a th le t ic fields, hosp ita l beds to accom m odate MKI m on pa tien ts , added ie hoot fa r l l i t tee to take care of 4.500 more ch ild ren a nd ad - d l t ions to th e e n t i re t r a n s p o r t all un plant. G R O W T H RAPID H p rak m g of the h is to ry of Madison 's g row th . Mr. f h a p m a n b rough t o u t th a t i ts ch ie f va lue w as to serve as a guide * In d e te rm in in g conduct fo r fu tu re even l r which are bound to happen . The n a iu ea l t .-au tv , due to the lake*, the loca t ion of the un ivers ity , the s ta te capitol, the rapid g row th of m a n u � fa c tu r in g m an ia which w ere e s ta b l i sh � ed w ith local cap ita l , th e d o s e p ro x im � ity to a r ich a g r ic u l tu ra l section, and flman.v o th e r points , were touched upon In hi# a n a ly s t s of the favorab le s i t u a � t i o n fo r a ttn g r e a t e r g ro w th in th e next gen y e a r period. "O u r g ro w th p e r d e e r de, f rom IMO 10 1430," he sa id "ha* been af th e ra te r f 89 pet c e r t pe r decade. O u r g row th [ d u r in g to e decad e from 1910 to 1920 wa* a t th e r a t e of 60.8 pe r cent. I feel sa fe in Maying m a t o u r ra te in the f u tu re will bo a t lea s t as g re a t a s fed p e r cont a n d I th in k t h a t I he more care fu lly you a n a ly se the sit na non , the m ore inclined you will be to sa v tha t o u r g ro w th d u r in g the n ex t d ecade will be a t a g r e a i e r ra te th an 60 p e r cent. W i t h a 60 p e r cen t in c rease we w ill add ?Co o u r populat ion 19 289 people, thai ,4s a p p ro x im a te ly �4,0o4 will be l iving ?in Madison in 1930. In 1900 we had T9.500 people, o r only 211 m o ro th an will be added to ou r c i ty before 1!*30. .v SOLVE P R O B L E M S NOW " ^ . T h t * * increase in p o p u l i on m e in Whore so d g� e a te r rn* t 'iii '.mg f ii 11 lea and m ore build ing genera lly . I m en t ion tho*** genera l needs bec, ,use I w a n t to im press upon you th a t ai! p ro b lem s concern ing the c i ty 's growth c an be w iv e d in lid Vance, p rov id ing you a r e wil l ing to give t auth,-lent a m o u n t of t im e a n d a sufficient a m o u n t o f m on ey in a �uffielrntly in te l l igen t s tu d y of y o u r problem ," | r. I*. K r ln g s , vice pi* - lent of the T?ea i f-lstat*- board, spoke of th e va lue of th ese fa c t s and figui cs to th e mem liers. C IT Y EMPLOYES' STRIKE BROKEN C H IC A G O C hicago 's s t r ik e of c tty em ployes b a d been broken today by p ro m ises of a rb i t ra t io n , C ity employs a w ere back a t th e i r po ts today and o f � ficial busine*,* wa* resum ed for the \ Pm! t im e th .* w*-ek. / Resignal mr* of I , 'ho firemen will be tendered tod..>, s c o l d i n g to plane. T h e re.-ign.t*ion* a r e effective April 7. The ren t:n a na a i r effective "unless in the m ea n t .m e the wage c o n tro v e rsy u* settled." K ila M ar-.ia l O'C o n n o r a nnnnm od place* of firemen res ign ing would be r i led with c iv i l ians a s fa s t a* they occurred . N E W Y O R K FOOD SUPPLY PERILED NKW T O R K The fr� h food .-uppi> w for N ew York was th rea te n e d today by v h e s t r ike of bai bor workers, ty ing ut* vrrie*. and o th e r f t ja t in g equ ipm en t Tjr of ra i l roads , b n th o u sa n d m en were ouL acco rd in g to un ion official*. The BANK RECOVERS ON COUPON LOSS $18,420 IN SU R A N C E PAID TO FIR S T N A TIO N A L ; A R R E S T S IM- M IN EN T, R E PO R T A check for $18,420.00. covering tile full am o u n t of the loss su s ta in ed by (he F i rs t N a t iona l bank when A par- cel of L iber ty bomi c oupons d i s a p � peared last December, wa* tu rn ed over y e s te rd ay by George t>. B a r t le t t of Milwaukee, sec re ta ry of th** WI*- i consul B ankers ' assoc ia t ion , to J . i i | Coe, vice p re s id en t of the Madison J |b a n k . The p a r e d con ta in ing the liberty* J liorid coupons d isa p p ea red a f te r being J consigned by regild* red m ail to th* i Kir-n Nution.i l bunk of Chicago. Ii i- l*eli�v�d lh;it th* package w as lost ; be tw een tin bunk here uffW the Mad- i ison port office. E X P E C T S A R R E S T SOON Mr. B a r t le t t is ait a g e n t fur th*- Ma� rin*- In su ran ce c o m p a n y of Tendon, which in su re s the F irs t Nut lorn* I bu n k , of Madison. A f te r prix a te detect ive* j em ployed by the l*ank failed to un- j cover tti.y erne, lh*- filii' x a* Mimed over to Invest iga tors of the i n s u r a n t com pany . T hey have been on th e case aine*' Jariuarv In fo rm at ion h a s now' been o b ta ined which. Mr. B ar t le t t declared, will re suit In a pprehens ion of the gu i l t ) p e r � sona in ti short t im e It is p ract ica lly cer ta in , he said. that a l a r g e portion of th e coupon* will be recovered . SIZE RA ISES DOUBT " Most of the coupons." dec la red Mr. B a r t le t t , "chII for the p ay m en t of sum s of $277*, lh*- in te res t on u SIO.OO** bond. AV hen su ch a coupon is p r e � sent*'! at a hank for redem ption , the figure being so large ra ises some doubt in the t e l l e r s mind, in which case lie is a lm o s t c e r t a in to com pare the coupon n u m b er w ith lh n u m b ers of the stolen bonds by o u r a**�* latino. It is possible th a t the sm alle r coujions, c a l l ing for I a m o u n ts up to $25 o r so, m ay be cash - j ed safely, b u t even th en th e re is a big I chance th a t som e b an k official will} sj*ot th e number*." ' The com pany '* men a r e now work- l i n g on th** case in the eas t . following i c lues w inch developed in N ew ark , N.j J J., w hen an att*n ip t w as m ade a short} i tim*- ago to t ush two coupons, for i a m o u n ts of $27.30 and $273. W hen the coupons war* p resen ted j I for redem ption , the fe ller of th e New a rk hank ta i led the c a sh ie r ov e r to look a t the la rg e r one. N e i the r was susp ic ions a t th a t time, b u t th e mat* who had p resen ted the c oupons ev i � den tly th o u g h t tha t th e Im* vile men had d iscovered tha t th ey were stolen, for he left th e bank hastily' am i did not re tu rn His d e p a r tu re m ad e the officials susp ic ious and they c o m m u n i � cated with !i-�- t r ea su ry d e p a r tm e n t . Which Inform ed them the coupon* were p a r t of the lot sto len here. S A T U R D A Y 'S P R O G R A M 9:30 a . rn.- " R ec e n t R e s u lt* in B eef P ro d u c tio n ," J. C . F u lle r , A n � im a l H u s b a n d ry d e p a r tm e n t , c o l� lege o f a g r ic u ltu re ; " B ee f P ro d u c � t io n in W is c o n s in ," C h r ia S c h ro e d - e r. m a n a g in g e d ito r , W is c o n s in A g r ic u ltu r is t , R a c in e . 10 a . rn.- E x h ib it io n o f e x p e r i� m e n ta l c a t t le and re v ie w o f re s u lts , J. G. F u lle r . 1 0 :30 a. rn.- " M a rk e t V a lu e o f T h e C a tt le ." L . W . B u d d , r e p re � s e n ta t iv e o f C la y , R o b in s o n A. Co . and T . H . In g w a rs o n , o f S w i f t &. C o., C h ic a g o . 11 a . rn.- " B a b y B ee f P ro d u c tio n in W is c o n s in ," J . L . T o rm a y , fie ld m a n , A m e r ic a n S h o rth o rn B re e d e rs a s s o c ia tio n ; e x h ib it o f b a b y beeves. 1 :30 p. rn.- " R e la t io n o f V i t a � m in es to A n im a l F e e d in g ," E . B. H a r t , a g r ic u ltu re e x p e r im e n t s t a � t io n ; d e m o n s tra t io n of re s u lts o f pig fe e d in g t r ia ls , F . B. M o rr is o n , a s s is ta n t d ire c to r , a g r ic u ltu ra l e x � p e r im e n t s ta t io n : " P a s tu re C ro p s fo r P ig s ." G . B o h s te d t; " R a is in g B e tte r L i t te r s ," M . H . S c o tt, a g r i - c u ltu ra l e x te n s io n s e rv ic e . c Credit for P u tting Thirty-S ixth S tate Across Goal of Political O rganizations, Both in N orth and South ; TAKEN; FEAR EASTER WAR w T PW ARDS of 250 W isconsin llv*'- I ) Blin k -..feeder* nr*� in Madison. un ' All of Walt* r Houser, p re s i � den t of tho su i te aaftocUxtion, for c o n � fe rences and d e m o n s tra t on* today ami tom orrow . About toff m em ber* o f t W ls rons in I ' e r e 'a n t B . t e d e ra ' wMoe'atiou, who; jo ined in the g en era l m ee t ing thin w ork ing j Afternoon, met thin m orn ing with 1 F*-* w a r y t 'h r le J . r tchroeder of Ha* � ine to d iam ** the year*� p ro g ram for ex tension a n d en co u rag em en t of b reed in g W hite-faced H erefo rd beef (Attle. At 1:30 they viewed a n ag r ic u l tu ra l college movie (lim in the ag r ic u l tu ra l nud i to r ium . Mitre t h a n a * rore of co u n ty agen ts , here to v iew tom orrow * dem on*!ra - tlon*, a lso conferred th is m orning. A fe a tu re of the conference will be a get to g e th e r *up|*er a t 6:30 ton igh t at the c i ty Y. M. C. A. W a l te r I*. H o u s e r will be t 'cu ffm arte r . Prof. I-* B. C ordon will lead g ro u p Ringing, and lis t �f | talk* will bx given bv H e r b e r t W. u t out I Mumford , .form R Donald, C. A. p e tc r - **." * son. Georg� C. H um phrey , a n d J . ll McNown. T A L K S T O D A Y Tilts a f te rn o o n * p ro g ram o f the Livestock B reed e rs ' Assoc ia t ion in the * ag r ic u l tu ra l a u d i to r iu m included: "A 1 Bigger a n d B e t te r W iscons in ," by I W a l te r L. l lou*er, p re s id en t ; "T he , Pr*-*ent and F u tu re of \Vt*ear. COK E IS ADVANCED At M ilwaukee, the price of i "ke w as! ad va need 75 c en ts for all size*. D e a l e r s in S t . I m iu Is hiked p r i c e s I sl ightly, f o a l delivered to fac to r ie s J waj* ra ised 7* cen ts , a n d to residences, 30 cents. f o a l in San F ran c isco w as $1 a t o n ' h igher today th a n las t Sep tem ber, w hen it sold for 811 7,0 a t*>n. An im r* .i-' of 45 c en '* a ton xx .is I reco rded a t Springfield, IIL l iea le ra In Lincoln, N e b . p red ic t pr ices art* go ing 2 ' - of I u t id � ing mat* rials. All p roduc ts requ ir ing coak in the i r m a n u fa c tu re a re affected. A B B IN GTON -R epub lican lewd� er* in Cornices** will no t bo abl� to m u s t e r enough vo tes to pass J th e i r peac� i (-solution ov e r a ve to of I tho presiden t , b-udin g house d em o c ra ts j declared tod iy a f t e r a own Vass. Both Cha iii i* Clark, Dem ocra t ic floor lewder, an d R ep resen ta t iv e Flood, r a n k in g m in o r i ty m e m b e r of th e f o r � eign a f fa i r s com m ittee , awid It would j bo Impossibl e fo r Republicans* to force I ti.e resolu tion th ro u g h by a tw o - th i rd s ling I m ajor i ty . dm P re s id e n t W ilson b a s Indies ed to ��, a . *>* la Lai* !.C Wit' F a t id (9 ?!*? 4 n i resolu tion , widish, if p s t tm c r s i * .ent -- ? dic t ions a r s (rue, m ean s peace will not come un til th e sen a te wild the p res iden t have a g ree d on a t r e a ty . This , in a ll probabil i ty , will n o t be un til a f t e r election. D e m o cra ts a r e m u ss in g fo r a n a t � tack on tho re so lu tion w hen it cornea u p in th e house. I >**t et init iation of I Munorrattc p a r ty leaders to use th� R epub lican peace resolu tion a g a in s t i t s a u th o r s aa r a m paign M aterial w as evidenced. Ii "nu*r i 'n nim lugs declared the r e s � o lution w as "the lowest ebb of moral h i -epa* ) to which R* p ^ c a n l e a d � er* ip l a s ye t sunk ." SWITCHMEN IN FIRE RUINS TWO CHICAGO OUT EAST SIDE STORES 700 M IL W A U K E E ROAD YARD W O R K E R S DEM AND BIG IN � C R E A S E ; O T H E R S S T R IK E M i nor s t r ik es by ra il- threwtened o r in th*- middle wert EXCHANGES CLOSE FOR GOOD FRIDAY f IH C AGO road em ployes were p rogress th ro u g h o u t t o d a >. Follow lug a w alkout of 3.000 P e n n sy l � vania; Railroad em ployes a t Fort W ayne, Iud., yes te rday , 70 �� sw itchm en and swu� h ten d e rs of lh** Chicago, MUwauk#'- a n d St. Paul h e re were on s tr ike today. T hey d em an d ed a pay Inc rease ut a ln io - t 50 per cen t . Illi� nois C e n tra l and N o r th w e s te rn yard* I men a re affiliated xx u h the sa m e union. Rock Island sw itch m en and the I Brotherhood of R ailway T ra in m e n are I reported lak ing a s t r ike vo te with a I w a lk -o u t p lanned for Kunday night. Offisw Mad! mg mg itclimrn mid kwii r n L a y . 62 I t .7.4 j XX,ac e a u . ? - ' D u l u t h 4 ft i i i n t x i i r i i i , 11* - * I i ** . . II i f i i l u b u q u e M *>( VESSEL AFIRE OFF CUBA COAST ll fo rw arded to yond�ne� bater' a a n d I 'n ion I* HH Wilson towning s treet . S ir H a m i r G reenw ood h a s been a p � pointed ch ie f se c re ta ry fo r I re land in the (cabinet of Prim� M in is te r Lloyd George, su cceed ing Ian M cPherson , it w as a n n o u n ce d today. <! In in ro ta it of f a i XX ILLG. Cal. M who fas ted 61 day e h im self of et ort! * today. Him s to m a ' food lifter th e I� ting- TR A C K S WASHED O U T BY FLOOD L A C R O S S E - T b s flood w a tte s of th o M is s is s ip p i hsv� u n d e r- mined tb s t r a c k s o f th o C h ic a g o , B u r lm g lo n an d Q u in c y r a i l r w a y n o rth o f b o ro and a ll t r a f f ic f r o m S t. C ro ix c ro s s in g has bosn .b a n - do nsd . U. S. INSPECTORS SH O O T MEXICANS LARKO In a p i tched b a t t le be,twe�n four Am erican cu s to m s in spec to rs a n d a l�und of wevrn Mexican sm ugglers . 44 mile* south�*** o f lei redo, l a te yes� terday, t h r e e Mexican sm u g g le r s w o rn killed. T h e o th e r* m ad e th e i r es'-apev Non� of th e A m erican s w ere Injured. GILBER T A LLIS LOSES FORTUNE MI I,W A F K EK -T ito loss of a fo r - ! tu�*e \x i * rev* a b d in til** filing here to- : d a \ of b a n k ru p t ' paper* by G i lb e r t a > thew 'Ane- AIU*, -oil of tho la!� F. I*. Allis, fo u n d - - in a n * lf o rt of th� A ! l is - t * h a lm e r s c o m p a n y , i ll trouble , . i I Young Alt;*, give-, hts l ia b i l i t ie s us I. eof used to _ f i t . 0 OI an d a .-rot ti* * > $875. H e r e - ug*hy period *.. iv* I an in h er i tan c e o f $394,000 ut l.o v�*l a re turance. Mi (. i i I lo [IIngutshed af 2 p. rn iuon m w dfuruxnding a n m g b t h o u r d a y . I Warn*-� fo r r i t u a l nark ices. B e m a jah W arnes , :ig�*d 86. re ti red c o n t ra c to r and � x -a lde rm an , died ear ly t (alay a t b.s home, 4 23 N o r th l u k e s treet , Mr. XX am e*, a h o i am* to Madison In 1865, w as born in Jefferson county , \**w Xork, in 1833. As a c a tp e n te r - eonfrs* tor, he w as identified xxuth the constiiM'Lion of T u r n e r Hail, th e Je w - -f\ Bytiagogu�, th� I u i ta r ian church, the re s idences of Ju d g e Bunn a n d G en � eral Atwood and o th e r l an d m ark s . He re t i red ab o u t 29 y ea rs ago. He served in the c i ty council from the th ird w ard in l R8l and 1112, r e � fusing re election. S u rv iv in g Mr. XX'arnes a re hi* widow. } a nephew and th ree nieces. F u n 'u a l service* will Im- conducted* Monday a: '� a. rn. in S ' . Kapha* ! v j ch u rch by th e Rev. T. B, Johnson . Ttte K n igh ts of C o lum bus will meet a t th e i r c l u b room s S u n d ay n i g h t a t J 7 36 to proceed to iii*- bourn o f Mr. | HELP! FARMERS TO GROW LESS FOOD THIS YEAR! FA VOR BONUS BILL A T THIS SESSION w B y HARRY B H U N T r A SHING TO N - A t h r e e week's to u r o f e a s te rn , c e n �t ra ! and m id -w a s te r n s ta te s discloses m uch opinion and s e n t i� m ent in polit ics and b u sm ess w h ic h our n a tio n a l '' le a d e rs " a n d th # p u b � lic g e n e ra lly would do w e ll to s tu d y . . . . U n d e r -p ro d u c t io n is g iv e n h e re in W a s h in g to n as th e p r im e reason for h ig h p n c s s . A nd th o fa rm e r s of th e middle west f r a n k ly say they do not expect to produce as m uch foodstuff th is y e a r a t they did last year or the yea r before. "F a rm labor is sca rce and wages high. T h e re 's no m o n e y in f a r m � ing w h e n we h a v e to p a y $S0 to $60 per m o n th fo r r e g u la r h e lp and $4 to $5 p e r d a y f o r h a r v e s t h a n d s , plus keep." T h a t ie the exp lar- iLon l i r m ' r a f te r fa rm e r will give you th ro u g h Iowa, N ebraska . Kansas , Illinois, and o ther ag r ic u l tu ra l s ta tes . A H. Snyder , ed ito r of " Successful Fa rm ing ," says it is the v iew point of a very large percen tage of the 800.000 f a rm e rs who subscr ibe to t h a t publica tion . The an sw er , of course, will ba L E S S FOOD PR O D U C E D th is y e a r . " l h # th in g we fellows out here a re hav ing to w a tch ," said a C o u n � cil Bluffs banker , "is the effort of the big banks down eas t to ij'-s.n our ready cash aw ay from us " E a s te rn b a nk ing in te res ts arc combing th is co u n try t ry in g tx sell long te rm paper to w este rn banks. They 're offering to pay f>' a percent. T h a t itaaif is a give aw ay . For myself , I've put ar, a ^solute limit of 60 days on all loans. I can t sec far enough ahead " M an u fac tu red goods a ra high, supplies short . Fa rm er* who need to replace fences a ru i it is i l m o i t impossible to get w ire fenc ing a t any price. " I'm ju s t keeping my p lan t t u r n � ing over," says th a head of a big wire fence fac to ry *n r .entral I n � diana " No usa t ry in g to increase production , We get about a s m uch out of it w th o u t e i the r the effort oi the risk -we would have if we w rre realty up on our toes- "H ogs a re down $b to $8 a h u n � dred pounds," sa id a N ebraska sw ine ra iser , "but I notice they 're still cha rg in g 80 cen ts a slice for ham a t tho O m ah a hotels, I e t a m ake more money selling my corn s t r a ig h t th an I can feeding it to m y hogs, i'm go and mea tip (Jrd to rep o rt f i - OltU* hill a t till� XX A B B IN G T O N lier* cf th� hou* ('omiQitlee have d vorably a ro ld ie r . a n i o n , it wa* lea rned today. I*�morratH on th o com m ittee opposing m jrh action, c la iming gov* rrm ient c a n n o t afford i i a t titnn. t hi* H E AR ST PAPER BOOSTS PRICE x i , ? . Tim cs i go Hr rn I and tier Hi a r t m orn ing i*ap�r, a n � ni to d ay th e price of the Kunday i xx ii lie a dvanced to Ll ccm�, beg inn ing thi� week. K cam noun� edit I I i g",

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